US12187144B2ActiveUtilityA1
Connection device for a device for charging an electrical energy accumulator, charging device and electric vehicle
Est. expiryOct 15, 2040(~14.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
The present invention relates to the connection of a charging circuit for charging an electrical energy accumulator by means of a single-phase or multi-phase electrical alternating voltage. To this end, a filter means for suppressing interfering signals is provided at an input before a switchover between a single-phase or multi-phase charging process. In this way, the properties, in particular the capacitive properties, of the filter means are not influenced by the circuit configuration at the switchover between single-phase or multi-phase charging.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedThe invention claimed is:
1. A connection device for a device for charging an electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ), comprising:
an input connection ( 11 ) having a plurality of phase connections, wherein the input connection ( 11 ) is configured to be selectively connected to either a single-phase or a multi-phase electrical power source ( 3 );
an output connection ( 12 ) having a plurality of phase connections, wherein the output connection ( 12 ) is configured to be connected to a device ( 4 ) for charging an electrical energy accumulator ( 5 );
a switching means ( 2 ) configured to selectively electrically connect one or more electrical phases (L 1 , L 2 , L 3 ) of the input connection ( 11 ) to corresponding phase connections of the output connection ( 12 ), wherein the switching means ( 2 ) includes switching elements configured to couple the one or more electrical phases (L 1 , L 2 , L 3 ) of the input connection ( 11 ) to corresponding phase connections of the output connection ( 12 ) for connecting the device ( 4 ) for charging the electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ); and
a filter means ( 1 ) configured to filter out electrical interfering signals on the electrical connections between the input connection ( 11 ) and the output connection ( 12 ), wherein the filter means ( 1 ) is arranged electrically between the input connection ( 11 ) and the switching means ( 2 ).
2. The connection device according to claim 1 , wherein the filter means ( 1 ) comprises at least a first Y capacitor assembly, wherein in the first Y capacitor assembly a respective capacitor element (Cy) is arranged between an electrical phase (L 1 , L 2 , L 3 ) and a reference potential (PE).
3. The connection device according to claim 1 , wherein the filter means ( 1 ) comprises a serial circuit consisting of a first Y capacitor assembly, a first inductive filter element ( 11 ), and a second Y capacitor assembly.
4. The connection device according to claim 1 , wherein the filter means ( 1 ) comprises a serial circuit consisting of a first Y capacitor assembly, a first inductive filter element ( 11 ), a second Y capacitor assembly, a second inductive filter element ( 12 ), and a third Y capacitor assembly.
5. The connection device according to claim 1 , having a voltage detector ( 14 ) configured to detect an electrical voltage on the phase connections of the input connection ( 11 ),
wherein the switching means ( 2 ) is configured to electrically connect a respective phase connection of the input connection ( 11 ) to a corresponding phase connection of the output connection ( 12 ) when the electrical voltage at the respective phase connection of the input connection ( 11 ) exceeds a predetermined threshold value.
6. A charging device for charging an electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ), comprising:
a connection device having
an input connection ( 11 ) having a plurality of phase connections, wherein the input connection ( 11 ) is configured to be selectively connected to either a single-phase or a multi-phase electrical power source ( 3 );
an output connection ( 12 ) having a plurality of phase connections, wherein the output connection ( 12 ) is configured to be connected to a device ( 4 ) for charging an electrical energy accumulator ( 5 );
a switching means ( 2 ) configured to selectively electrically connect one or more electrical phases (L 1 , L 2 , L 3 ) of the input connection ( 11 ) to corresponding phase connections of the output connection ( 12 ), wherein the switching means ( 2 ) includes switching elements configured to couple the one or more electrical phases (L 1 , L 2 , L 3 ) of the input connection ( 11 ) to corresponding phase connections of the output connection ( 12 ) for connecting the device ( 4 ) for charging the electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ); and
a filter means ( 1 ) configured to filter out electrical interfering signals on the electrical connections between the input connection ( 11 ) and the output connection ( 12 ),
wherein the filter means ( 1 ) is arranged electrically between the input connection ( 11 ) and the switching means ( 2 ); and
the device ( 4 ) for charging the electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ) configured to charge the electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ) using a single-phase or multi-phase electrical alternating voltage provided at the input connection ( 11 ) of the connection device.
7. An electric vehicle having:
an electric drive system;
an electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ); and
a charging device for charging the electrical energy accumulator ( 5 ) according to claim 6 .
8. The connection device according to claim 1 wherein, when a charging voltage is provided on only one phase of the one or more electrical phases (L 1 , L 2 , L 3 ) of the input connection ( 11 ), the switching means ( 2 ) is configured to couple, by means of corresponding switch positions in the switching means ( 2 ), the charging voltage to the phase connections of the output connection ( 12 ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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